History

Welcome to No Name, Colorado.

The historic 1930s school, on the corner of Harmony and Timberline, is on the market.

Since 1893, it's been an annual tradition for the two biggest collegiate rivals in Colorado to 'showdown.' Check out this footage of CSU vs. CU Boulder from 1919.

There's a 60-foot pyramid standing in Wyoming - but why?

The Fort Collins trolley, Birney, celebrates its 100th birthday in May.

My favorite time to visit Bingham Hill is at sundown, with the silhouette of sunset beaming the days last light, the best kind of light for the perfectly lite photograph.

Loud motorcycle mufflers, quiet minivans and dirt caked trucks headed down this Cowboytown, USA front street. Quite often, moments pass where the drag sits in silence, with no commotion, and the oversized cowboy boot sculpture painted in two deer dancing to a moonlit sky glisten in the Wyoming sun.…

The historic Strater Hotel in Durango takes visitors straight back to the wild, wild west.

These days, Fort Collins may be known as the 'Choice City,' but during the Prohibition Era, it was a different story.

The Greeley Historic Preservation Commission invites the public to the rescheduled walking tour of history & trees of Linn Grove Cemetery, on Monday, August 20th.

In October of 1943, a training B-17 bomber crashed into the mountains near Fort Collins, killing all passengers on board. The wreckage still remains 75 years later.

Have you ever wondered the history behind the Plummer School building in Fort Collins?